Times such as these beg the question as to whether the two-party, Westminster-style political system serves Bermuda well. Could our small community do without organised party politics and instead have...
If Michael Dunkley did not feel particularly isolated in the House of Assembly by his own refusal to vote on the Human Rights Amendment Act 2016 on Friday, the fallout from the vote has left him on a ...
Cup Match 2016 is less than three weeks away and how we wish we had more time. But time waits for no one, and so it is inevitable that the Annual Classic goes ahead with the spectre of Fiqre Crockwell...
It was a time of seemingly unlimited possibilities in Bermuda and she came to embody that time.
Elegant, poised and strikingly intelligent, Jacqueline Swan was Bermuda’s de facto First Lady between 1...
The economy may be growing again but the number of jobs is not. That was one of the conclusions that could be drawn from the Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs report published last week.
Based on a...
So Bermuda has spoken on same-sex marriage and civil unions. Well, 46.89 per cent of registered voters have spoken.
Semantics.
No matter the invalidity or illegality of an already non-binding referen...
The greatest assist the “Yes, Yes” campaigners could have received in the run-up to the same-sex marriage and civil unions referendum this week came from an unlikely source.
No, not Sir John Swan, but...
Sir John Swan may best be described as an idealist without illusions. He is a man whose boldly optimistic vision of what Bermuda has the potential to be has always been tempered by an intuitive unders...
Highly thoughtful and deliberative, Chief Justice Ian Kawaley is a man not to be taken anything but seriously. And before issuing a recent ruling upholding the legality of the pending referendum on sa...
On the same day that Bermudians go to the polls for the same-sex marriage vote next week, another referendum will be taking place some 3,500 miles away that will have a potentially greater impact on t...
